Now, they request for Sun Cluster Manager which was introduced to them during their course. Frankly speaking, I'm trained in Sun Cluster but I have never seen the GUI version before. I did not know of its existence. :)
Upon their request, I made some research and realized it's accessible via Java Web Console. Now, I know a lot about Java Web Console! I'hv deployed numerous Sun Java System Directory Manager 6.x. Managing directory configuration/data can be made via Java Web Console.
Well, to start Java Web Console is trivial.
1. Ensure Cacao is running$ cacaoadm status2. Ensure SMC Web Server is running$ smcwebserver status3. If it is not running, start it$ smcwebserver start
Today, I'm not lucky. I kept getting this error while starting Java Web Console.
$ smcwebserver startStarting Sun Java(TM) Web Console Version 3.1 ...Cannot determine if console service is running.Check log file: /var/svc/log/system-webconsole:console.logRun "svcs system/webconsole:console" to determine its status.
Finally, the issue was resolved.
$ /usr/share/webconsole/private/bin/wcremove -i console$ svcadm clear system/webconsole:console
Restart of the server is required. We need to be careful as we are in cluster mode.
On node 1,
$ clnode evacuate
$ init 6
Upon node 1 reboot, few things happen:
1. Node 1 rejoins the cluster
2. cacao and smcwebserver daemon start automatically
3. Able to access https://localhost:6789
On node 2,
$ clnode evacuate
$ init 6
The same happens to node 2 upon reboot.
*Phew*
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